away now. what to expect. dan:

>> this is i -- abc7news. >> this is hilarious. ama: train surfing in san jose. this person hanging on the back of a light rail. the new video in tonight. dan: first, getting you prepared for the winter start -- storm about to hit the bay area. good evening. thank you for joining us. ama: a trifecta of a winter storm that we are getting ready for. strong wind, bitter cold, heavy rain. dan: for some, the chance of snow. ama: take a look at live doppler 7 tonight. the rain is coming down toward us and it's getting stronger. dan: sandhya patel is tracking

what you need to know about this tonight. sandhya: it will be a stormy morning commute so plan accordingly. as we take a look at the live picture from our east bay hills camera, the wind is beginning to pick up. we get you to live doppler 7. this is a level two moderate strength storm that's going to bring a stormy morning commute. the rain has already started along the mendocino coast. it's really light but that intensifies. the wind out of the south gusting to 27, sustained on mount diablo. as we take a look at the hourly timeline, tomorrow morning, downpours in the north bay. kanter allowed an isolated thunderstorm shifting into the south bay. it will be a hazardous commute. downpours and strong wind. possibility of trees going down. another storm coming for the weekend. a closer look at the rest of the timeline coming up. dan: people around the bay area enjoyed getting out and about

tonight before the weather turns. when it does, staying warm and dry will be a challenge for a lot of people in our community. we are in san jose tonight. reporter: anywhere you look, wednesday evening ensembles across the south bay included warm layers. >> beanies, gloves which they took off because that doesn't last very long. thick jackets. boots. >> pajamas underneath. two pairs of socks. we gave them a beanie and a hoodie. reporter: for parents, the incoming cold and forecasted rain have impacted how his family plans their outdoor activities. and how they find comfort indoors as well. >> three blankets. we have a little heater. we make sure it's turned on full blast. we have a role in the house where he has to wear socks to get on the floor. our tile is cold. reporter: clothes -- lows are expected to drop into the

subfreezing range. the storm thursday morning likely to bring rain and gusty winds across the bay area. to beat the bad weather, tiffany , savannah, and other family members bundled up to enjoy christmas in the park on a cold but clear wednesday night. >> even your beanie. do you love disney and frozen? you are not frozen tonight, are you? [laughter] reporter: santa clara county is mobilizing to help residents in search of shelter and heat. opening several warming centers across the region at least through sunday. charles harris says it's no secret, such storms can create dangerous conditions for vulnerable community members. particularly those who are on house. >> we've been trying to meet our community members where they are and to make sure that we are in the public eye and making sure that they know that we are there for them and supporting them. reporter: vta offering free bus

dry -- rides to the warming centers. amanda del castillo, abc7news. dan: as the storm moves in, make sure you have real-time weather forecasts to plan your day and your week ahead. the abc7news app traps -- tracks conditions right down to your neighborhoods with alerts like this one. enable push notification so we can update you immediately. watch us on air and online tomorrow morning starting at 5:00 for complete storm coverage. the latest forecast and road conditions for your morning commute. ama: some shocking video tonight out of san jose. >> this is hilarious. ama: the woman who took this video said she was driving through san jose on highway 85 with her cousin this morning's when she spotted a man riding on the outside of the vta train.

the man even noticed they were recording him. >> we got a little closer to him. he looked at us and smiled. he waved. just went off into his day. i tried to let the guy know, something is going on back there. it looked like he noticed already. ama: vta knows about what happened then took to social media to let people know this is not only dangerous but illegal and it's investigating the incident. dan: a story we've been first to cover from the very start. police have found an arrest of the man they shot and killed a clerk in antioch saturday evening. tonight, j.r. stone is finding out that police now believe there is much more to this picture. reporter: 36-year-old james williams was a gas station clerk who was shot and killed last saturday as he worked at the chevron station in antioch. in a press conference wednesday

night, we learned details of what happened. antioch police say two males walked into the unlock chevron store around 2:00 a.m. and rob the place. >> james william, the clerk, chased after the suspects in the parking lot and he shot towards both of our suspects. reporter: that happening moments after williams told his coworker this. >> he said, somebody is trying to rob us. stay here. reporter: williams had a gun and fired at the two men running from the store. >> he did hit one of the suspects. 20-year-old rommel jackson junior in the leg. reporter: jackson fired back, striking williams in the chest and leg. one of those shots proving to be fatal. police say jackson, who is in their custody at the hospital, and another man who has not been caught stole cash and cigar papers.

police haven't said how much money was taken. williams coworker annette says less than 150 dollars is kept in the register at all times. as for charges against jackson. >> the case was presented to the district attorney's office and they filed robbery, possession of stolen property, and a firearm enhancement on mr. ronald jackson junior. reporter: the antioch police department says the das office declined to charge him with murder, referring to the suspects charges. we reached out to the das office for clarification but have yet to hear back. j.r. stone, abc7news. ama: time is ticking for any victims of child sex abuse by catholic clergy members in california. they have one month left to come forward under a recently signed california law. tim johns spoke with victims about the looming deadline and the hard emotions it brings up. >> your life changes the moment

it happens. reporter: dan mick nevin has spent years dealing with the abuse that happened when he was just a child. born and raised in the bay area, he says he's one of the hundreds of people in northern of -- northern california who was abused by a catholic priest. >> the abuse has a permanent impact on whoever is a victim. reporter: others who may wish to come forward are running out of time. that's because a law passed by the california legislature in 2019 is set to expire at the end of the year. what it did was create a three year time for the victims of childhood sexual abuse to come forward. even if their statute of limitations had ended. >> if a child was exposed to a sexual offender in an institutional environment like the catholic church or the boy scouts or really any youth serving organization, he or she has a once-in-a-lifetime chance to bring that claim. reporter: those who come forward

can remain anonymous. the law allows potential victims to sue both their individual offender and whatever organization they are part of. a group of catholic bishops unsuccessfully ask the u.s. supreme court to review the law. in a statement, the archdiocese of san francisco says it publishes the names of priests and deacons who are in good standing on its website. it reads, the archdiocese addresses allegations related to lawsuits through appropriate legal channels. investigations are initiated for any claims received. any priest under investigation is prohibited from exercising public ministry in accordance with kanaan laws as well as archdiocese and and policies. as the clock kicks -- takes down, mick nevin is encouraging others to come forward. >> it's been designed to create as little friction as possible by our lawmakers to permit victims to come forward.

reporter: abc7news. dan: new developments with gas prices in california. governor newsom has officially called a special session of the legislature. he wants lawmakers to pass legislation that would allow for oil companies to be hit with a price gouging penalty. the state would get more oversight with the power to look at costs, profits, and pricing. the session is scheduled to start on december 5. the average price is still over five dollars per gallon. oakland and san jose both dropped under the five dollar mark for the first time in months. ama: dinner with the macron's. the kick off to a full day of events with the french president tomorrow. plus. >> that's obviously a mistake. >> that's a stunning admission. >> yeah. dan: the man under fire for leaving -- leading a cryptocurrency failure in the

billions speaking to abc news. ama: connecting your brain to the computer. the elon musk device now a bit closer to reality.

dan: elon musk wants to test his brain implant device in humans sooner rather than later. it's designed to connect a brain to a computer. two monkeys were reportedly able to do this and move a cursor with their minds.

musk made the announcement about his plans for humans today at a show intel event, saying his company has submitted most of the paperwork needed for human clinical trials. what's next is up to the agency. musk says he hopes to have a trial underway in six months time. ama: the embattled founder of the cryptocurrency company ftx is sharing details about the company's collapse. he didn't interview with abc's george stephanopoulos. some of his answers were stunning. >> i wasn't spending any time or effort trying to manage risk on ftx. >> that's a stunning admission. >> yeah. i don't know what to say. what happened happened. if i had been spending an hour a day thinking about risk management on ftx, i don't think that would've happened. ama: here's how he answered when asked about how he would answer under oath about whether he

misused customer funds by loaning them to his hedge fund. >> did you know that these funds were being funneled to alameda? what is your answer? >> i did not know that there was any improper use of customer funds. ama: you can catch more of this exclusive interview starting at 7:00 on good morning america. dan: world aids day will mark its 34th year tomorrow and san franciscans will be honored -- honoring that solemn day. it started tonight with light in the grove. tomorrow, we will be moderating conversations about topics including the aids quilt, the state of the epidemic today, and how young leaders are making an impact. the in person event will be free to the public and it starts at 11:00 at the national aids memorial grove in san francisco's golden gate park. the reading of names will take place at 1:00. ama: tomorrow, a big day for

president biden and emmanuel macron. the president tweeted this photo of him, the first lady, and the mike rounds tonight. both leaders will hold a joint news conference. they will then join president biden and the first lady for their first dinner. we will have a live one-on-one starting at 7:00 tomorrow right after abc seven mornings. while on their trip in america, the prince and princess of wales attended the boston celtics game tonight. prince william and princess kate sat courtside as they played against the miami heat. the royal duo flew into boston today for a three day trip that culminates with a 2022 earth shot prize award ceremony. this is their first trip to the u.s. in eight years. dan: oakland is considering naming a stretch of roadway after famous rapper too short. the city council will take up the proposal next week. if approved, it would start at high street and run along the

fremont high school campus to foothill boulevard. one of the wrappers hits from the late 1980's was based on the bus ride the rapper took on the now discontinued number 43 foothill bus line. that's the line that would take him to fremont high school. ama: the nba champion golden state warriors tipped off the holiday season lighting up the city. >> 3, 2, 1. [applause] ama: fans loved it and enjoyed the live entertainment including journey. >> it was special. i never got to do that before. you see things like that on tv and stuff. to be part of it, to see the biggest tree in san francisco we lit up, it will stick with me forever. ama: usually it's raining threes but the warriors made it smell. happy holiday indeed. dan: look at that.

that's pretty impressive. ama: that is super cool. dan: it's going to snow for real in the sierra. sandhya: absolutely. intense rain here and dumping in the mountains. let me show you a live picture right now from the high country where clouds are gathering. this camera was bouncing moments ago. here's what you can expect. northern california seeing the snowfall right now. rain is coming down in eureka. it's only about 48 miles away from the bay area, the main front. as it heads in our direction, we are going to notice its impacts. don't cross flooded areas. watch out for downed trees and avoid parking under power lines. hazardous travel tomorrow and minor flooding on roadways. power outages, hi. downed tree limbs, moderate risk for tomorrow morning. 40's and 50's. down to 32 and half moon bay

this morning. many inland areas in the mid to upper 20's this morning. not nearly as cold tomorrow morning. it's a shaky view as the winds are beginning to pick up. stormy for the morning commute. freezing cold and lynn friday morning and another storm arrives this weekend. that is starting to look more intense than it was earlier. tomorrow morning, level two. moderate strength storm. minor flooding on the roadways. even an isolated thunder chance. we time it out for you. 5:00 tomorrow morning, heavy rain falling in the north bay. this line starts to cross the central bay at 8:00. could be an isolated pop of thunder as we had until -- into 11:00 a.m. that intense rain will lead to flooding issues that are very minor. intense rain once again. mount hamilton could be looking at a mix of and snow.

anywhere from a half an inch to an inch. higher elevations to pick up more than an inch of rain. the wind will pick up tomorrow morning. gusting to 38 as the rain comes down and the wind intensifies. blowing sideways. it will be tough getting around so be careful. hold off on travel to the sierra. heavy snow. white conditions expected. stormy conditions. 40's, 50's. a few isolated 30's. tomorrow afternoon, breezy with showers in the southern part of the viewing area. the chill settles in. north bay under a freeze warning. santa clara valley under referees watch tomorrow night or friday morning. temperatures subfreezing to freezing. stormy level to storm.

stormy morning tomorrow. cold and freezing. a level 1 storm for the weekend. wed and win day, lingering into monday.

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49ers with raheem mostert, jeffrey wilson junior, and mike mcdaniel leading the dolphins. le ofnid for to yale. not your usual fuzzball -- football coach. >> i never knew he -- how he would come off. that's how he is all the time to us. an acquired taste sometimes. it throws people off a little bit. >> you try to be a resource. you try not to miss opportunities. a great working relationship that i'm grateful for. don't know where i would be without it. larry: sharks in toronto playing the maple leafs. matney at all on the doorstep and we are tied. late in the third, p or involve has the rebound. 3-1 toronto. college hoops. saint mary's hosting new mexico. gales down for-six.

logan johnson drives and kicks it back out to alec dukas who drains the three. it's a one-point game. gales down three. johnson trying to make something happen here, gets stripped out of the hoop. costly turnover. a rare home loss for saint mary's. 69-65. the dons of usf hosting littlerock from arkansas. this one was all san francisco. 17 on the break. isaiah hawthorne lays it in. second half, 70-43. withre. throwing it down as usf cruises 90-68. cal still looking for their first win, hosting ufc. nice game for the golden bears. finishing with the left. cal down five in the great. u.s. he goes on a 20-0 run. joshua morgan with 14 points and seven blocks. 66-51.

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